Joseph Furber
On behalf of Jennifer McCoy Mihlbaugh; the below is shared in memory of Linda:
I was one of Linda’s newer work friends. Introduced to her by a long-time mutual of both of ours. A group of us would walk to the cafe at work together nearly daily catching up on world events, food, relationships etc. Although I didn’t know Linda as long as most we connected instantly over real estate (she was hoping to purchase a farmette at one point) food, discussions of men & relationships, and we both loved bacon and to drive our Audis fast. Lol We always had a lot to talk about and didn’t hold anything back. I know she loved her job, friends, and had taken the recent loss of her mom real hard. I also know she adored Joe, he would help her with things around her house and they both shared the love of good food & fancy restaurants. Linda and I also went through a rough patch together unemployed due to the same crooked employer. She was heartbroken to be in this position as a single woman and I always listened and tried advising as best as I could. She left us much too early and I’ll always regret that we didn’t have one more happy hour with her. God speed my dear sweet friend. Until we meet again. ❤️🙏🕊️😇✝️
I know she’s watching over all of us from up above. I haven’t had a call about a job in several months and the very moment Joe sent her obituary around 3:30pm I also received a call about a job the very same day/time.
